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2021 Porsche Macan Kicks 375 Horses

The Porsche Macan is an absolute beauty. This luxury crossover SUV gets its name from the Javanese word that translates to 'tiger' - a fitting name, no doubt. In production since 2014, this car comes in multiple variants like the Macan, Macan S, Macan S Diesel, Macan GTS and the Macan Turbo.

Mar 26th, 2020

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Is BMW All-Electric i4 Poised to Outclass Tesla Model 3?

BMW has historically remained a top sedan seller in the global automobile industry. Over the past few years, however, the car manufacturer has faced stiff competition from the likes of the Model 3 launched by Tesla in 2017. With the German carmaker's unveiling of its new i4, a battery-powered car, is it poised to compete directly with Tesla's offering?

Mar 18th, 2020

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A Look at 7 of the Most Exotic Cars in the World

An exotic car is truly a thing of beauty. These vehicles, which are sometimes referred to as ‘supercars’ or ‘hypercars', are high-performing sports cars that are also street legal. Manufacturers typically don't make too many of these kinds of vehicles. Combine that rare nature with their high-performance capabilities, and you have yourself a car that also carries with it a very hefty price tag.

Mar 17th, 2020

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Nissans Amazing History

Formerly, it was called Datsun, before naming Nissan. On July 1, 1911, Kawaishinsha Motor Car Co. was established in Tokyo by three investors, Kenjiro Den, Rokuro Aoyama, and Meitaro Takeuchi, and began manufacturing automobiles. Three years later in 1914, the first car left the workshops, the DAT, which had an engine of V-2 with a power of 10 horses and which could reach the maximum speed of 32 km / h.

Aug 18th, 2019

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A Brief History of BMW

Learn how BMW became the global empire that it is today with a brief glimpse to its humble beginnings. The following snapshot of BMW’s history shows the timeline of a long journey. We go as far back as the early 1900s, with the impending WWI in the backdrop.

Dec 03rd, 2018

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The Difference Between Toyota Genuine and Aftermarket Parts

If you’ve taken your Toyota car for repair, you would probably remember the mechanic asking you which type of replacement component you would prefer to use for your vehicle. Would it be a genuine, or an OEM, or an aftermarket part? Is there a difference between the types?

Dec 01st, 2018

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Pros and Cons of Aftermarket Genuine OEM Mitsubishi Parts

Mitsubishi has one of the most established reputations in the car-making industry and is head-to-head with other equally-known car names. It remains one of the more affordable brands on the market, which is one of the advantages of buying a Mitsubishi.

Nov 28th, 2018

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BMW Genuine Parts vs BMW Aftermarket Parts

These parts speak of originality, quality and class. They are very rare to come by and even when they do; their prices are not so friendly. They've been painstakingly produced to withstand the test of time, and they hardly wear out or welcome corrosion. These qualities make them expensive.

Nov 27th, 2018

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Five Reasons Why You Should Buy Hyundai OEM Auto Parts

This article explains to those first time buyers of Hyundai parts the pro and cons of purchasing genuine Hyundai parts, outlining the benefits from a longer warranty, right up to part compatibility.

Nov 26th, 2018

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Holden v Ford

Over the years, the fight between these two has been a clash of the titans in Australia. Two close competitors in the same country, you shouldn’t expect anything less.

Nov 21st, 2018

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The History of Chrysler

The history of Chrysler depicts an image of a hardworking, passionate founder who had an interest in revolutionizing the automotive sector in the early 1900s

Nov 21st, 2018

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Citroën – History in Brief

Citroen automobiles is a French car manufacturing company founded in the year 1919 by Andre-Gustav Citroen, a French industrialist as well as a Freemason. The double-chevron logo of Citroën is a fitting token to a young man’s curiosity that built an empire. That same curiosity kept him innovating relentlessly. However, it was his ability to keep the company relevant that caught the world’s attention. When the 2CV van was designed, it had to fit within rigorous requirements. Its specifications stated in no unclear terms—the car had to have the capacity to carry four people and 50 kilograms of potatoes! That was the time of post-war famine, and Citroën felt the real-world need. No other carmaker could have shown more relevance than Citroën had at that time.

Nov 21st, 2018